Sentence examples for per equity from inspiring English sources

(P.E.P. is shorthand for profit per equity partner).

Last year, it reported $513 million in gross revenue and $1.43 million in profits per equity partner.

Dewey had 502 lawyers, revenue of $392 million and a profit of $1.24 million per equity partner last year, according to the May issue of American Lawyer.

Orrick, which reported 723 lawyers to American Lawyer, had $554 million in revenue and profit of $1.24 million per equity partner in the same period.

The 550-lawyer firm reported about $409 million in gross revenue last year and profits of $1.45 million per equity partner.

According to The Lawyer, it had total revenues in 2012/13 of £1.27 billion and profits per equity partner of £1 million.

A useful metric for students to consult when considering which firm to apply to is profit-per-lawyer, rather than the more frequently referred to, and widely available, revenue and profit-per-equity partner figures which actually tell you very little information about a firm's junior members.

Connaughton came on board as vice-chairman, with a corner office and a seven-and-a-half-per-cent equity stake.

The government would also demand a nearly eighty-per-cent equity stake in A.I.G. and would have the right to veto any dividend payments.

The Microsoft lawyer with whom she's been negotiating, calls to say that they're revising the figure they're willing to offer: two point nine million dollars for ten-per-cent equity in the company.

Some blame Zell for being the architect of a leveraged buyout comprised of roughly ninety-eight per cent debt and two per cent equity.